1. In parts of Clark, King, Pierce, Snohomish, and Spokane counties, most vehicles that are 5–25 years old must:
- A. Pay double registration fees
- B. Pass an emissions test every two years
- C. Be inspected every six months
- D. Have special plates
Answer: Pass an emissions test every two years
It explains that in these counties, most vehicles 5–25 years old must pass an emissions test every two years, even if certified in another state.
2. If you are involved in a collision where someone is injured or killed, what does the guide say about leaving the scene before police have talked to you and obtained needed information?
- A. It is allowed if you are in a hurry
- B. It is recommended
- C. It is a crime
- D. It is only a traffic infraction
Answer: It is a crime
It states that it is a crime to leave a collision site where your vehicle was involved if there is an injury or death before police have talked to you and obtained the information they need.
3. A Neighborhood Electric Vehicle (NEV) can reach speeds of approximately:
- A. 10–15 mph
- B. 20–25 mph
- C. 30–35 mph
- D. 40–45 mph
Answer: 20–25 mph
NEVs are defined as electrically powered, four-wheeled vehicles; a NEV can reach speeds of 20–25 mph.
4. If unsecured items from your vehicle cause property damage (but not injury or death), what can you be charged with?
- A. Nothing
- B. A civil infraction only
- C. A misdemeanor
- D. A felony
Answer: A misdemeanor
It notes that a driver whose unsecured items cause property damage can be charged with a misdemeanor.
5. An Occupational/Restricted Driver License (ORL) allows you to drive primarily:
- A. For recreational trips only
- B. To work, school, court-ordered services, continuing healthcare, continuing support of a dependent, or employment programs
- C. Only to the grocery store
- D. Only for emergencies
Answer: To work, school, court-ordered services, continuing healthcare, continuing support of a dependent, or employment programs
The ORL allows driving to work, school, court-ordered services, continuing healthcare, continuing support of a dependent, or employment programs.
6. When it is hard for you to see ahead (darkness, bad weather, large vehicles), you should:
- A. Maintain the same following distance
- B. Increase your following distance
- C. Follow more closely so you can see their lights
- D. Turn off your headlights
Answer: Increase your following distance
It states that when it is hard for you to see ahead because of darkness, bad weather, or large vehicles, you need to increase your following distance.
7. During the first 6 months with an intermediate license, how many passengers under 20 are allowed, if they are not immediate family?
Answer: 0
For the first six months, no passenger under 20 is allowed unless they are immediate family.
8. How must license plates be displayed on most motor vehicles registered in Washington?
- A. Rear plate only
- B. Front plate only
- C. Both front and rear plates, with renewal tabs required only on the rear plate
- D. Any single plate in the windshield
Answer: Both front and rear plates, with renewal tabs required only on the rear plate
It states that license plates must be displayed on both the front and rear of motor vehicles, and renewal month and year tabs are required only on rear plates.